Those interested in learning how to build skills in health care leadership are encouraged to explore the WVU Mountaineer Micro Academy’s Foundations of Health Care Leadership microcredential pathway.
Take a break and grow something meaningful. Join BeWell for their monthly wellness event: Cultivate Your Inner Garden, where you’ll have the chance to plant your own flowers while learning how a growth mindset can help you thrive in the face of challenges.
For Diana Niland, nursing education extends beyond clinical skills to caring for the whole person: mind, body and spirit. A nurse practitioner and faculty member at the West Virginia University School of Nursing, Niland holds a unique role that connects classroom instruction, simulation-based learning, student wellness programming and research across undergraduate and graduate nursing programs.
At the WVU School of Nursing, we define faculty practice as direct patient care and other professional nursing services provided by nursing faculty, through formal relationships with individuals, communities, and other entities, as part of the assigned workload duties.
WVU School of Nursing students at the Bridgeport and Morgantown campuses recently pledged their commitment to the nursing profession during the Spring 2026 Pledge Ceremony.
Bailey King, a nursing student from Fairmont, West Virginia, is pursuing her second degree at West Virginia University with a clear sense of purpose and passion. Inspired by her mother and grandmother, who both worked as nurses, King is continuing a family tradition rooted in compassion and service.
Laci Sears, a senior at the WVU School of Nursing, was the first recipient of the Debra L. Harr Nursing Scholarship, which made a tremendous impact during her junior year of nursing school.
The West Virginia University Health Sciences Center community is invited to attend Make a WISH, Make an Impact in Health Sciences, a signature event hosted by Working for Impact in Science and Health (WISH) on March 31 from 3-5:30 p.m., in the HSC Pylons.
Visitors at Wellspring of Greenbrier are oftentimes greeted by a reassuring presence: Diana Godbey, a nurse who completed training at the West Virginia University School of Nursing’s Faith Community Nursing program.
WVU School of Nursing students enrolled in NSG 411 at the Keyser Campus had an opportunity to educate the community about hypertension during a social media campaign last fall.